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EYECONIC™ Peach Calibrachoa

Calibrachoa hybrida EYECONIC™ Peach

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
12–16 In.
Height
12–14 In.
Sun requirements
Full Sun, Part Shade

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About EYECONIC™ Peach Calibrachoa

EYECONIC™ Peach is a Calibrachoa hybrida selection in Danziger’s EYECONIC™ series, identified by the exact selection name on the breeder page. Danziger describes extra-large single flowers with a contrasting eye and a semi-trailing habit; the Penn State Flower Trials records this same named selection and classifies its flower color as orange. [Danziger’s product page](https://www.danzigeronline.com/catalog/annuals/eyeconic-peach/) identifies the selection and gives breeder growing dimensions, while the [Penn State 2021 trial record](https://agsci.psu.edu/flower-trials/trial-year/2021/plant-name/calibrachoa-eyeconic-peach) supplies trial observations. ## Placement Use this semi-trailing calibrachoa in a container, hanging basket, or as a flowering ground cover. Danziger lists it for pots and hanging baskets as well as ground-cover use. Calibrachoa generally flowers best in full sun and prefers moist, well-drained soil, according to [NC State Extension](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/calibrachoa-x-hybrida/common-name/calibrachoa/). ## Flowering and size The breeder reports a 12–14 inch height and 12–16 inch width. In the 2021 Penn State trial, this selection measured 9 inches high and 23 inches wide; trial conditions and garden use differ from breeder production guidance, so retain the breeder’s range as the catalog label and treat the trial measurements as observed variation. The trial classified the flowers as orange. ## Maintenance Grow in a freely draining medium and avoid prolonged saturation. Danziger notes that the series was tested for pH sensitivity; follow the medium and fertility guidance used by the supplier for container calibrachoa, and monitor plants for nutrient-related leaf symptoms.